Most of my farming experience has been on conventional dairy farms. I would like to learn more about regenerative and organic farming. This would include mixed farms and horticulture.

Raw, real and full of possibility. Quentin Park is a small alpaca farm in SA’s Mid North, where we’re slowly bringing life back to a tired landscape. We're restoring, planting, planning, developing, fixing, experimenting, producing and making — all while growing a unique agritourism experience that connects people to the land, the animals and the process of paddock-to-product. Visitors come here to meet alpacas, explore the gardens, learn where fibre comes from, join experiences, stay on the farm, and see firsthand what regeneration looks like in real time. WWOOFers play a role in shaping that — not just maintaining it. You’ll be welcomed into real, hands-on work: garden and orchard development, animal care, fencing, infrastructure improvement, fibre processing, creative building projects and the development of visitor experiences that bring others into the story. If you don’t mind hard work, experiments and a bit of chaos, you’ll fit right in.

Coward Springs Campground and Date Farm is a small eco property on the Oodnadatta track in Outback SA. We have a very busy tourist season from April to October and are very busy with our expanding Date Farm, Date picking  begins in Feb and last 2 months + Date Shak.

To take part in an exchange of my labour for cultural and technical learning. I enjoy gardening and working outdoors. To make my extended holiday less mundane. Maybe to help me be less afraid of coming across snakes and spiders in Australia.

We are a couple living off grid on a hill in Royalla, just outside of Canberra. Our property is 300 acres of forested land. We are currently building a sustainable home using stone and hempcrete. We have a garden where we practice Masanobu Fukuoka's natural farming for vegetable growing combined with syntropic agroforestry. We are at the beginning of our journey and the soil is very depleted but we are already seeing good results in these methods. We have sheep, goats and chickens for our own production of meat, eggs and dairy products. There are a lot of farming infrastructure projects on our to do list and we love to make improvements to how we do things all the time. We get temperatures between -6 in the winter to 40+ in the summer. We have lots of opportunities to see local animals of all types.

Come and join volunteering with us at Glenview Alpaca Farm! Here everyone is valued and so all our animals have a name! We give them a whole lot of love and they give it back to us! Come and meet our alpacas, emus, chickens and goats, also dogs and peacocks! We love sharing and caring for animals and nature, so if you share the same love, we can't wait to meet you at Glenview Alpaca Farm!

I am eager to experience the unique lifestyle and culture of Australia, and I am particularly interested in working on a farm surrounded by nature. I enjoy working with animals, am physically fit, and don’t mind getting my hands dirty. I have experience with homestays in New Zealand, the United States, China, and Australia, and I am used to adapting to different lifestyles. I’m happy to help with housework, gardening, pet care, and any other tasks needed around the home or farm. In my free time, I enjoy dancing, walking dogs, and learning about different cultures. I’m calm, respectful, and always do my best when working. I am also confident communicating in English. I would be happy to support you in any way I can. Thank you for considering me!

I have a passion for meeting people and learning new skills. WWOOFing is a great way to explore the world on a budget, and I cannot wait to learn more about organic farms and their impacts on their communities. I think every person could benefit from spending time on a farm & learn what it takes to grow the food on their table.

I am passionate about sustainability and very much enjoy gardening, different projects and taking care of animals. I would love to one day have my own fruit/ vegetable garden and see WWOOF as an opportunity to learn more about what that would entail.

We are on 8 acres, 5 min from the town of Ayr (pop 10,000). We are involved in performance horses in dressage & show jumping, with dressage & show jumping arenas, paddocks and day yards for 4-5 performance horses. Regular travel to horse shows between Cairns & Sydney. Some basic horse experience would be good. Volunteering includes horse care, management, clean & tidy stables, occasional weeding around dressage arena, unless you are happy to help Accommodation for 2 WWOOFers. TV, air-conditioned room & shower room & indoor swimming pool. No children. Mixed diet. No smoking inside. Can Pick up from bus stop 5 mins away. Min stay 1-2 weeks. Free WiFi

My interest in WWOOFing is in part connected to my family background. When I was growing up, for around 10 years my family would make a ritual trip to Victoria to look after my aunt and uncle's farm (a property that also hosted WWOOFers periodically). My interest in sustainable farming practices probably began there, and latterly has become something I'm keen to know more about. With my plan to spend several months travelling interstate, help exchange/farm stay work seems to be a great way of getting to know new people, and provides a means to experience destinations for longer. I'm a diligent worker (not afraid of manure), receptive to learning new skills and I look forward to exploring new places.

We have two regenerative cattle farms. The cattle are quiet, many are like pets and can be patted. Both farms have substantial areas that we are working on, we have some invasive weeds that need attention! We are currently working on our regenerative pasture project, so we also need help fencing. Our farms are on the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. We've been unlucky to have a cyclone and some natural disasters recently. We are in a zone that qualifies for 2nd and 3rd year Visa Extension. At one of our farms there barn that has a bedroom, kitchen and a bathroom, this space is set aside specifically for guests. There are baby calves born all year round. We currently have a bottle fed calf, she is pretty jolly cute and has her own Instagram page! She was born as a twin, the mother accepted one calf and rejected her, very sad story, but she's doing fine and getting lots of cuddles from her human friends.

I like nature and I want to experience organic farming overseas. I want to connect with people who are interested in health. I’d like to exchange ideas, help with daily tasks, and enjoy a simple lifestyle close to nature.

Our farm is on a hill with lovely views about 5 minutes outside Yass, NSW; that is three hours south west of Sydney, 7 hours north east of Melbourne and 45 minutes north west of Canberra (the national capital). Yass is on the intersection of the highways between those three cities and on the railway between Sydney and Melbourne. We are a developing ‘whole’ farm - growing, cooking, bunching, drying and crafting with flowers, fruit and plants of all kinds, and taking bouquets and preserves to local markets and cafes. We follow organic and sustainable practices and are continually improving our soil and planting. We have developed a very attractive property, with beautiful house, gazebos, gardens and landscaped areas, intending to soon welcome the public for tours and workshops. We look forward to our WWOOFers being able to enjoy learning about our farm life and practices, and helping out while still having lots of free time. Beyond our place you can see livestock on neighbouring properties, kangaroos, the hills of the picturesque Yass River Valley and, in the distance, the Brindabella mountains that lead to the Snowy Mountains, while on our property you can meet our two gentle Maremma sheepdogs, two cats, Babydoll sheep, chickens, ducks and geese, watch all the wild birdlife and use our swimming pool in the warmer months. We work hard and there's a lot to do every day- but we tailor the place and hours of work to suit the weather and season. If it is going to be hot we might start very early and rest in middle of the day. If it rains, there are indoor tasks to complete. We can tailor the work to your special interests and competencies, give you lots of free time to relax and help you with sightseeing. We invite you to enjoy home-cooked meals with us (and cook a meal of your own!), have a laugh, and socialise with our family and friends. We hope to meet enthusiastic, responsible and mature WWOOFers, who enjoy country surroundings, who are keen to learn and help out, and are appreciative and respectful, just like we are. Send us a message with any questions, and an idea of when you’d like to stay. We normally like volunteers to stay for at least 2 weeks so they can enjoy a wide variety of activities  and after initial messages like to finalise plan by phone. We look forward to hearing from you!

joined again because I enjoyed my first time wwoofing a few years back, and am eager to come back. I like to keep busy during holidays, happy to be working outdoors and maybe learn a few new skills along the way. After work I love to explore the area or go bushwalking

It gives me a lot of peace and satisfaction to deal with animals. I enjoy caring for them, observing their behavior and making sure they feel comfortable and safe.I used to ride horses for almost 2 years. It was great interacting with the horses and working with them. Dealing with animals helps me relax and gives me a sense of responsibility and satisfaction. I also think it is important to learn where our food comes from and how it is produced. Learning about growing vegetables and other products really appeals to me, because I enjoy eating tasty and healthy food. By understanding how food is grown in a sustainable and responsible way, I can be more conscious about what I eat while increasing my knowledge about nature. For me, caring for animals and enjoying good food is a way to relax and enjoy everyday life.

We joined WWOOF because we are soil scientists, but we would like to have more practical on-site fieldwork. WWOOF is a good way for us to get farm experience in smaller and local-scale farming and communities, which is something that really interests us and we would like to foster as soil scientists. We live in Sydney but we appreciate living and eating local and fresh produce and so we are very happy to contribute to other local producers.

The property Glen Innes (8000 ha) was bought in 2000 at a time when the habitat type found here was being cleared at a rapid rate. Our goal is to conserve what little remains of a unique Queensland habitat. We work to restore the property to its former natural glory while also farming for our sustenance. Kerand Station (4,500 ha) and Glen Innes Station (a.k.a. ‘Bimblebox Nature Refuge') are 110km apart, near the townships of Alpha and Jericho in Central West Queensland. Both properties run cattle to cover costs, preserve remnant bushland (uncleared), and are home to native flora and fauna.  Some paid work could be available.